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This is extremely useful in case you want to connect your Monitor (or a Rendernode) to a specific Manager if there is more than one in the same network, or if the Manager is in a different subnet. In that case you will have to launch that Monitor via command line indicating the IP of the Manager, in the way:
mxnetwork.exe -monitor:xxx.xxx.x.xx or
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where xxx.xxx.x.xx and [name] are the IP or the name of the Manager, respectively.
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mxnetwork.exe - monitor:192.168.0.12 |
Using this flag, mxnetwork stablishes a TCP connection instead of using UDP broadcasting.
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